The part of the commercial that's funny is the resignation of the office workers to humoring the camel. They sigh, they try to ignore, they know what's coming up, they can't stop it, *sigh* . There's always that guy in the office. It's just that, in this case, it's that camel.

JohnAnnArbor:The part of the commercial that's funny is the resignation of the office workers to humoring the camel. They sigh, they try to ignore, they know what's coming up, they can't stop it, *sigh* . There's always that guy in the office. It's just that, in this case, it's that camel.

that's the point. The look on that woman's face when she says "It's hump day" and the camel goes 'what what?!" Gold.

If it's not this it'll be something else. I was a lifeguard when 'Back to School' came out and all summer long EVERY little kid that jumped off the diving board did the armpit fart/thumb-lick/wind-check before jumping. I don't think half of them even knew what they were imitating; it just became the thing to do. And for some reason it annoyed the crap out of me.

my son LOVES those commericals. The one where the kid shakes his head and waves his hand to show how he can do 2 things at once. Granted, my son is only 2 so he doesn't really get it but he sure does crack up when he sees them

In highschool, we were banned from listening to any dialogue about Curly's glove while watching 'Of Mice and Men'. During the reading of it, people couldn't get over laughing at the part where some guy says he wore the glove to keep his hand soft for the ladies. Love Glove, the Glove of Love, we were not very mature.

skullkrusher:JohnAnnArbor: The part of the commercial that's funny is the resignation of the office workers to humoring the camel. They sigh, they try to ignore, they know what's coming up, they can't stop it, *sigh* . There's always that guy in the office. It's just that, in this case, it's that camel.

that's the point. The look on that woman's face when she says "It's hump day" and the camel goes 'what what?!" Gold.

I would buy whatever product parodied that by beating that camel to death when he tried to say that farking catch phrase again. "WHAT DAY IS IT NOW, BIATCH?!" I loathe Geico commercials, almost as much as their service.

CSB: I got sent to the school psychologist for being bored in global studies and writing the Old El Paso "nacho man" jingle on my brown paper book cover instead of taking notes. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JiEk1zew0UE As I was a gigantic asshole as a teenager, I played along with that shiat and had that rat bastard scrawling so fast on his yellow legal pad he got a cramp. I was going on and on about unicorns and fairies and talking to imaginary people and hearing colors, just on and on and on, and it actually took this guy about half an hour to realize I was just being a huge asshole, I wasn't actually having auditory and visual hallucinations. I finally asked if I was there about the book cover, and he said he couldn't answer that, so I knew that was a 'yes.'

Vector R:I would buy whatever product parodied that by beating that camel to death when he tried to say that farking catch phrase again. "WHAT DAY IS IT NOW, BIATCH?!" I loathe Geico commercials, almost as much as their service.

CSB: I got sent to the school psychologist for being bored in global studies and writing the Old El Paso "nacho man" jingle on my brown paper book cover instead of taking notes. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JiEk1zew0UE As I was a gigantic asshole as a teenager, I played along with that shiat and had that rat bastard scrawling so fast on his yellow legal pad he got a cramp. I was going on and on about unicorns and fairies and talking to imaginary people and hearing colors, just on and on and on, and it actually took this guy about half an hour to realize I was just being a huge asshole, I wasn't actually having auditory and visual hallucinations. I finally asked if I was there about the book cover, and he said he couldn't answer that, so I knew that was a 'yes.'

As oppose to my experience of kids covering book covers, their jackets and almost everything else in graphic demonic images and satanic cult symbols were considered 'good boys.' I did none of that and was considered 'the trouble maker', because I thought they were weird.

That commercial is better than 95% of the shows airing theses days.I happen to like the geico ads, but I have a weird sense of humor.My favorite one is the old man saying its sexy grandpa time and singing, I'm not yur daddy I'm yur grandpa...lol

ubermensch:CSB: I dropped my GEICO insurance and went with a more expensive company because I hated those annoying caveman commercials. I haven't regretted that decision once.

And you changed before you found out why GEICO is cheaper.Car and Driver I think it was used to tell the tales of the evil of GEICO decades ago. Are they still relevant today? Don't know. Won't go with GEICO to find out either.